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Profile of Issei Sagawa
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Issei Sagawa |
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11th June 1949 |
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Kobe, Japan |
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From Wikipedia, the free Encyclopedia In 1981, Issei Sagawa (ä½å·ä¸€æ”¿), a student of English literature at the Sorbonne Academy in Paris, invited a woman he had grown attracted to, a classmate named Renée Hartevelt, to dinner for a literary conversation. There he killed and ate her.
Sagawa was declared unfit to stand trial and his wealthy father, Akira Sagawa, had him extradited back to Japan where he was released from custody within fifteen months. By this time, Sagawa had become a national celebrity in Japan for his unrepentant attitude toward the entire affair, reveling in the cannibalistic act. Since then, he has authored several bestselling novels and appeared in at least one film, an erotic drama titled "Shisenjiyou no Aria" (The Bedroom). To this day, Sagawa writes a column for a national tabloid.
In 1983, Sagawa described the experience of the act which made him famous.
Besides books about his own murder, Sagawa wrote a commentary book "Shonen A" in 1997 on the Kobe Children's Serial Murder of 1997, when a 14-year-old called "Youth A" ("Shonen A") killed and decapitated several children.
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